A Summer Day A flutter of young voices, Treading firmly and gaily. The old man by the road ... We pass by ... turn a blind eye To his feeble entreaties ... ... Continue...
Conformist It's amazing how one wordcan affect me. When someone accuses me of being a conformist - whetherthey are joking or not - their words spiral deep into my heart. I do notappreciate someone telling me I have no thoughts, ideals or dreams of myown ... Continue...
Differences I may not be like allof you But you don't know what I've been through I'm quite uniqueand that is why I can look through different eyes ... Continue...
Interracial Dating "There's a guy I like who wants to go out with me, but Idon't know if I should because he's black," confided a friendrecently.
I come from a multiracial background (I am AmericanIndian, Asian, black and white) and understand her dilemma ... Continue...
Not Just Another Face in the Crowd Have you noticed how almost everyone dressessimilarly, likes the same things and listens to the same music? I have,and it seems as if people are a bunch of robots programmed to thinkalike. With a few exceptions, everyone has the same interests ... Continue...
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